I looked over it and you should get in contract with the Foundation. I'm assuming your not connected to the "grid" so they would need to verify the amount of Solar Energy you a free estimate producing for your miners. You should be entitled to 1 SLR for every Megawatt of electricity that you produce. I'm not sure how much your installation will output but you should be entitled to some SLR. You might be able to include it as a small incentive to your users.

I looked over it and you should get in contract with the Foundation. I'm assuming your not connected to the "grid" so they would need to verify the amount of Solar Energy you a free estimate producing for your miners. You should be entitled to 1 SLR for every Megawatt of electricity that you produce. I'm not sure how much your installation will output but you should be entitled to some SLR. You might be able to include it as a small incentive to your users.

Hi Ognasty please make an account at Solcrypto and then we can process the hard parts for you. It's off grid correct? Solcrypto specialized in calculating how to calculate your solarcoin. If you can also run a full node at your panels for the solarcoind daemon then that would be great also.

If you run a full node, and refer SolarCoin claims through Solcrypto's instance of the API, we will share the affiliate claiming reward with you as a bounty hunter. e.g. if you are successful at referring a claimant for 100 SLR, you receive 4 SLR to your wallet.

In addition if you put a uniquely generated hash into the solarcoin blockchain TXMessage space from your masternode, we will send an additional 1SLR after the transaction is approved by the SolarCoin API.

Our goal is to promote the decentralization and distribution of the network on privately owned IoT e.g. Raspberry Pi's.

If anyone wants to build there own node-red #solarcoin scanner, please contact me for the flow.

Thanks,lfloorwalker

Hi Luke,

Im thinking about getting around 10-20 Rasperry PI´s. I want to preinstall the wallets and pre load the nodes with around 250 SLR each. Im planning on giving them away to family and friends in order to grow the number of full nodes. And it will probably incentivize the receivers to buy some extra SLR to stake

Could I kindly ask you to send me the link and the tutorial for full nodes on linux?I remeber you posted something a while back but I cant find it anymore!

I also have a question about the PI nodes: How stable are they. Does the wallet run 24/7 without issues? Im asking because I noticed my Intel PC stick does shut down randomly every now and then. Im guessing it's a issue with windows 10 but im not sure

Great!!! Those full nodes automatically become eligible for "SolarCoin MasterNode Bounty Hunter" status on Solcrypto. They get free bonus solarcoin from Solcrypto, and get to keep 40% of bounties generated. e.g. if 100 SLR are granted to owner, usually Solcrypto gets 10SLR on top, but for a Masternode Bounty Hunter registered on Solcrypto, the Bounty Hunter gets to keep 4SLR, and Solcrypto gets 6SLR (4:6 split). Solcrypto runs the API instance to the SCF on the Masternode Bounty Hunter's behalf. SolarCoin's are directly sent to the claimants Public address, and the Bounty Hunter's Public address.

To register as a Masternode bounty hunter:Just need to hash a proof into the blockchain to show that they are a full node.That is step 6 explained here: "Step 6: On your Raspberry Pi, or similar IoT device, record your IP address, or generate a unique hash and screenshot this in your environment, then send your "hunter" code to a blockchain hash and let us know the hash number." Explained in more detail here: https://www.solcrypto.com/en/node/51

The nodes themselves are stable. I've been running since November.@Scalextrix has been running since a few weeks beforehand. I think @maxblockchain is running ok in Ukraine, and there is @max in Belgium/Cameroon. Plus some people in the US and a few more in Europe.The telegram solarcoin channel generally reports problems/issues that are solved quickly on that channel.I counted the number of days that I wasn't at the chain-face edge, and these amounted to about 25/130 = 19%. But the reasons were completely my fault. The WIFI router had an issue. I didn't have the chain on a fast USB.I believe now, I can get reliability to the goal over 95%.

I think Scalextrix and others were running more reliably also.I also took my node to Abu Dhabi to demonstrate, and when I got back I had to reconfigure the node.

We are also waiting for 2.1.9 solarcoind daemon release which will have "chain pruning". Should be in the next weeks.

If anyone wants to build there own node-red #solarcoin scanner, please contact me for the flow.

Thanks,lfloorwalker

Hi Luke,

Im thinking about getting around 10-20 Rasperry PI´s. I want to preinstall the wallets and pre load the nodes with around 250 SLR each. Im planning on giving them away to family and friends in order to grow the number of full nodes. And it will probably incentivize the receivers to buy some extra SLR to stake

Could I kindly ask you to send me the link and the tutorial for full nodes on linux?I remeber you posted something a while back but I cant find it anymore!

I also have a question about the PI nodes: How stable are they. Does the wallet run 24/7 without issues? Im asking because I noticed my Intel PC stick does shut down randomly every now and then. Im guessing it's a issue with windows 10 but im not sure

If anyone wants to build there own node-red #solarcoin scanner, please contact me for the flow.

Thanks,lfloorwalker

Hi Luke,

Im thinking about getting around 10-20 Rasperry PI´s. I want to preinstall the wallets and pre load the nodes with around 250 SLR each. Im planning on giving them away to family and friends in order to grow the number of full nodes. And it will probably incentivize the receivers to buy some extra SLR to stake

Could I kindly ask you to send me the link and the tutorial for full nodes on linux?I remeber you posted something a while back but I cant find it anymore!

I also have a question about the PI nodes: How stable are they. Does the wallet run 24/7 without issues? Im asking because I noticed my Intel PC stick does shut down randomly every now and then. Im guessing it's a issue with windows 10 but im not sure

Thx.

Yup I compiled the SolarCoin binaries for Raspian and they are stable, I have mine on staking my main wallet with all my coins 24/7 since late 2016 on a Pi2, a Pi3 will run it with ease, lfloorwalker already linked to the tutorial.Errors usually occur because Im tinkering, but if you are giving them away to family/freinds, I would recommend you use something like VNC so you can access them for maintenance, this is still a bit experimental. Feel free to PM me for help, I check in here infrequently, or join us on the Telegram channel where Im on all the time.

Around 1 year ago there was a rumor that Solarcoin will be added to Poloniex and the Solarcoin Foundation added the Poloniex logo at their site. The price started to increase rapidly reaching ~ 0.25$ per coin ( 0.0004 BTC per coin). We were thinking that once Poloniex add us the price will go up arround 0.50$ to 1$ per coin... All was going well until Poloniex tweeted that they don't have plans to add Solarcoin and asked their logo to be removed from the Solarcoin.org site. It was a big misunderstanding caused by someone from the Solarcoin Foundation and since then Poloniex "bad" opinion of Solarcoin has not changed - the price went down very quickly and is still "recovering". So far we don't know what exactly was the cause of the misunderstanding and why that happened, but the one thing that we know is Poloniex don't want to add us...

Around 1 year ago there was a rumor that Solarcoin will be added to Poloniex and the Solarcoin Foundation added the Poloniex logo at their site. The price started to increase rapidly reaching ~ 0.25$ per coin ( 0.0004 BTC per coin). We were thinking that once Poloniex add us the price will go up arround 0.50$ to 1$ per coin... All was going well until Poloniex tweeted that they don't have plans to add Solarcoin and asked their logo to be removed from the Solarcoin.org site. It was a big misunderstanding caused by someone from the Solarcoin Foundation and since then Poloniex "bad" opinion of Solarcoin has not changed - the price went down very quickly and is still "recovering". So far we don't know what exactly was the cause of the misunderstanding and why that happened, but the one thing that we know is Poloniex don't want to add us...

That is weird. Solarcoin is such a great coin, can't understand why trading volume is so low. Thank you for the detailed answer though.

There has been an exponential growth in Solar PV installations all around the world in last decades.However, most people still are not aware of this revolutionary blockchain technology and how to relate them to the real life applications.We should be patient and tell more about Solarcoin Project to the people around us. We cannot expect everything from developers, it is also our duty to improve this promising technology further.

Because, Solarcoin is unique and not like other coins that is just developed for ease of money transactions or other monetary reasons.This coin has a strong philosophical background and motivation which in the end leads up to saving our lovely planet.And that's a very good reason to keep fighting for it

Around 1 year ago there was a rumor that Solarcoin will be added to Poloniex and the Solarcoin Foundation added the Poloniex logo at their site. The price started to increase rapidly reaching ~ 0.25$ per coin ( 0.0004 BTC per coin). We were thinking that once Poloniex add us the price will go up arround 0.50$ to 1$ per coin... All was going well until Poloniex tweeted that they don't have plans to add Solarcoin and asked their logo to be removed from the Solarcoin.org site. It was a big misunderstanding caused by someone from the Solarcoin Foundation and since then Poloniex "bad" opinion of Solarcoin has not changed - the price went down very quickly and is still "recovering". So far we don't know what exactly was the cause of the misunderstanding and why that happened, but the one thing that we know is Poloniex don't want to add us...

That is weird. Solarcoin is such a great coin, can't understand why trading volume is so low. Thank you for the detailed answer though.

Trading volume is so low because noone knows about SLR yet. Its super undervalued. You can still be in the top 500 holders with a few 100$'s. But ssshhhhh. I still need to fill my bags

Around 1 year ago there was a rumor that Solarcoin will be added to Poloniex and the Solarcoin Foundation added the Poloniex logo at their site. The price started to increase rapidly reaching ~ 0.25$ per coin ( 0.0004 BTC per coin). We were thinking that once Poloniex add us the price will go up arround 0.50$ to 1$ per coin... All was going well until Poloniex tweeted that they don't have plans to add Solarcoin and asked their logo to be removed from the Solarcoin.org site. It was a big misunderstanding caused by someone from the Solarcoin Foundation and since then Poloniex "bad" opinion of Solarcoin has not changed - the price went down very quickly and is still "recovering". So far we don't know what exactly was the cause of the misunderstanding and why that happened, but the one thing that we know is Poloniex don't want to add us...

That is weird. Solarcoin is such a great coin, can't understand why trading volume is so low. Thank you for the detailed answer though.

I think part of it is the premise. Policed has over 100 million in volume a day. Even though we trust the foundation they are being precautionary. I don't think any of their coins (besides Dash) had but premises or instamines.

Around 1 year ago there was a rumor that Solarcoin will be added to Poloniex and the Solarcoin Foundation added the Poloniex logo at their site. The price started to increase rapidly reaching ~ 0.25$ per coin ( 0.0004 BTC per coin). We were thinking that once Poloniex add us the price will go up arround 0.50$ to 1$ per coin... All was going well until Poloniex tweeted that they don't have plans to add Solarcoin and asked their logo to be removed from the Solarcoin.org site. It was a big misunderstanding caused by someone from the Solarcoin Foundation and since then Poloniex "bad" opinion of Solarcoin has not changed - the price went down very quickly and is still "recovering". So far we don't know what exactly was the cause of the misunderstanding and why that happened, but the one thing that we know is Poloniex don't want to add us...

That is weird. Solarcoin is such a great coin, can't understand why trading volume is so low. Thank you for the detailed answer though.

I think part of it is the premise. Policed has over 100 million in volume a day. Even though we trust the foundation they are being precautionary. I don't think any of their coins (besides Dash) had but premises or instamines.

SLR used to be listed on Poloniex but they removed it because of low trading volume. BIG mistake

Around 1 year ago there was a rumor that Solarcoin will be added to Poloniex and the Solarcoin Foundation added the Poloniex logo at their site. The price started to increase rapidly reaching ~ 0.25$ per coin ( 0.0004 BTC per coin). We were thinking that once Poloniex add us the price will go up arround 0.50$ to 1$ per coin... All was going well until Poloniex tweeted that they don't have plans to add Solarcoin and asked their logo to be removed from the Solarcoin.org site. It was a big misunderstanding caused by someone from the Solarcoin Foundation and since then Poloniex "bad" opinion of Solarcoin has not changed - the price went down very quickly and is still "recovering". So far we don't know what exactly was the cause of the misunderstanding and why that happened, but the one thing that we know is Poloniex don't want to add us...

That is weird. Solarcoin is such a great coin, can't understand why trading volume is so low. Thank you for the detailed answer though.

Trading volume is so low because noone knows about SLR yet. Its super undervalued. You can still be in the top 500 holders with a few 100$'s. But ssshhhhh. I still need to fill my bags

This is because no one owns slr. It will cost u thousands of bucks and huge headache to install solar batteries on the roof of ur house or wherever u want, and u need to provide a monthly energy consumption report to SLR if u wanna receive a lil portion of solars through bullshit solar proof-of-stake which is how slr is meant to be generated. Will anyone ever try to do that? Nope.